Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-06
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LoHDoH. May 6.--Ths tslsaraph D.
eeEibod a. auti-9 German dsmonEtrnfioB
IN PARIS last Tuesday evening - .
ssFisus 81 aiF. Il says THAI the mob b
shs neighbsskood ~ the Eden TheafeF,
performed, ahsz3sd = AbAs IA 'IsnssFnef'
down with Gsrmauy1. ~Yiye La
EEAnees7 "A BesIiHr ton 20 Besi.n)
"Abaa Biamarekg' ldoam With Bis
march,, and 'aGiya ns bzck oar cioekg'
(refeFTina 10 essaabnrsI Lass evening
she demonstrations we're renewed.
Crowds, mostly soBposed Of Students
and aanips, marched abo1t shouting.
They halted IL ff0uf % the Army and
Nsvy Club snd fheFe cried out, eVtye
z aFme FFaneaaaF' sTfys BJuianReFw
sad "A BeFisnS An5theF mob vent 70
The building ooeupsed b. The kussian
Embassy, shooting sftvs La kf8ncsf
~Ffve La Ru@isl1 and 'fFfEs 4 alliance
Rnsso, Franeafasn TIE iead.rx Of the
mob thsn Proposed to their followers 20
march 10 the German Embassy. the
mob pgoceeded IN toe direction Of the
Place ds IL C0nooF3, sinQinR the air
'Lampions7 20 tie woEds Of the song
mos Psnduiasp (ouE siock), bat the
meb vas stopped By the police and
turned away before it eouid reach the
German Embassy. Ths mob thea re-
turned 30 the Piaee Dc Z Opsra and here
gradually dispersed. The manager Of
the Eden Theater has decided 70 sus-
pend the performances Of the ~Lohen-
grin" and other productions Of Wagner
10 that place Of amusement.
Ceminx weather.
Saw FRancrscs, May SIS .. MN
dicatl0ns for "a hours, commsaoina at
"A. ~. Msy 9Th, for Oregon and WASH
ington Territory; Rain.
Secretary EamaF al.
WAsKrnoroH. Nag B.-SscretaFy La
mar Il confined 10 bis hoasa with % AZ
tack u nsuraigis IL ths face.
virRinia Deba CsmmIsaisa.
RscEMosp, fYAl, Hays Legislative
Representatives o. ths debt CON missi9M
today submitted . preliminary report 10
the General Assembly saying that she
representatives Of tbs English bond
holders ssksd TOO mach and that their
demands are beinR refused. They we're
given until Saturday 70 oommnnssate
~ Gable uish their principals for far
tueG tustAActluA8s
Report ~ . CeFeneF's JaFy.
BaKsasY1KzD, fCd.). May S. -Ths
Ooronef's Jury IN the case Of n. n.
SiobeFt hnished thsig Investigation last
night and reported that the deceased
was N. II. BsebeFt, Q native Of Germany,
about 40 years Of age and came 10 his
death by gunshot wounds Inflicted By
the hands Of Alexander and Jefferson
Carver. officers Of the Las, while be was
resisting arrest.
sehesaeF Espinssa.
skN FaAHcEso0. MAY B.-This after
noon the i8-ton schooner Espinosa vas
brought into port in TOW. She struck
on 9 rock last hight at 3 point about
midway between the North Heads and
Beiinas Bay and her bull filed with
water. Captain Peter Anderson and
bis hfst mate barely escaped With their
lives.
civil Service Amendments.
WAsHINoros, May B.-The Civil Ser
vice Commission today Submitted 10 the
President certain proposed amendments
20 Rules 4, 6, 10 and n. the rules for
the regulation aud Improvement OF the
executive civil service. AL Of the pro-
posed amendments were approved and
became al once effective. The most Inn
p0rtant one Of the amendments was the
following Rule 6, clause p" Aud fer
the purpose Of establishing In classified
service the principles Of compulsory
competitive examination for promotion,
there shall be, as far a. practical aud
useful, saoh examinations Of suitable
character 10 test the 8tness Of the per
sons fer promotion in the service ard
tbs Oommissi0a may make regulations. |
applying them 10 any classified depart |
ment OF the customs otilSs or p9stUth 9,
under which segulat ons examinations |
for promotion shall be e3ndac;cd, and |
all promotions shall be made 80. but |
until The regulations made by she Com |
missi0n 10 accordance Herewith have |
been applied TO shs classified depart.
ment OF the custom oiliae or p0stafiiee, |
promotions therein may be made upon |
any test OF htsess determined upOn by |
the promoting officer aud in any classi- |
ned department of the customs Office or |
poatoffoe In which promotions are made |
under sxaminaliOna a. herein provided, |
the Commissions may 10 special cases,
II the txieeneies Of tie service require |
such action, provide non competitive |
examinations fer promotion"
Tue Commission hiss prepared detail |
regulations 10 carry the amendments !
into effect.
Preach Paper 60 be Prosecuted.
PANS, May h.--Ths Government has
decided 10 prosecute the publishers Of |
TIE paper La ReeaaeAe for Publishing |
"a article eRtitled "DOwn with Ger
mans" and calculated 10 arouse a war
Ike feeling among the French people |
aeains. the Germans.
WIN seaa the Rash NeFth.
San FRANcmoo, May 5 Collector
HageF has received advices fEom Wash,
lnRton stating that the Treasury De-
partment intends to despatch the rcye-
nue. cutteF Rush to Alaskan waters, 10
leave here on June LIST.
sale Of ThsFsaGhbFeds.
LKxINaTox, May h.-The sale Of
thoroaRhbFeds was continued today.
The following are among the priReipAl
sales made; Patty Of Cork, bay mare,
foaled 1881, by imported KyEle DAILY,
dam Lady Stanhaps by imported
9lenele, 30 J. y. Wilgus, Lexington,
Kentucky, ea00o; Emily Coaster, chest
nat mare, taaled 1874, by Daniel Boone,
dam Lilly Ward b lsexington, TO VIC.
Goodloe, Lexington. $500, Ella Payne,
bay mare, foAied ISIS. by imported
buckden, dan Josephine By imported
Mickey Fee, 20 J. r. PtatheE. Marys-
vile, Missouri, SAYS; Fannie \, chestnut
hlly, fOAltd lSSA, by Ten Brock. dam
Mary Owsley by Lonefsliow. 30 ]. ".
fatiey, Richmond. Kentucky, SAYS;
Lever. bay ally, foalsd 1885. hv Lever,
dam Virtue BY Virgil, 10 J. b. Ferguson,
Lexington. $500; imported SoriIlA,
brown horse, toaled 1859. BY ROsy.
crucian. dam salamanca by Student, to
FerRuson and Clay, Lexington, $1,000.
Rejected Iaaa Claims.
WAsuIsoras. Nay Accommodation
SPARKS Of the General LNnd Olnss has
Recommended fes tei saliaa several laFse
private land slams ia Nav Mexico, az